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300 Movie: Bad Physics By: Chad Baker & Dean Woodring Pd. 2

A jump of Stelios cutting of the Persian Emissaries Arm

The jump is not possible with the short running distance. Also he only jumped off one leg.

Spartan Jump

Height of Spartan = 6ft/6cm on screen Measured Triangle on screen Horizontal =12ft./3.6576m Vertical = 2.5ft/.762m Diagonal = 12.5ft/3.81m

Triangle: (12ft x.3048m) / 1 ft = m horizontal distance (2.5ft x.3048m) / 1 ft =.762 m vertical distance (12.5ft x.3048m) / 1 ft = 3.81 m hypotenuse Times 2 = Arc distance = 7.62m Time: 1 /3 Video Time (3.6234s s s) / 3 = 3.66 s Average Time in air Velocity: Vertical d=ViT+1/2gT = Vi(3.66) = 1/2 (-9.81)(3.66) 2 Vi= m/s Horizontal V=d/T V= / 3.66 =.999 or 1 m/s Diagonal Velocity a 2 +b 2 =c 2 c 2 = c=18.19m/s

World Record Long Jump

World Record Long Jump = 8.95m Average Time In Air = (.97s+1.04s+1.11s+.97s) / 3 = s Vertical Velocity D = ViT + ½gT = Vi(1.0225s) + ½(-9.81)(1.0025) 2 Vi = 13.77m Horizontal Velocity V = D/T V = 6.347/1.0025s V=6.207m/s Hypotenuse a 2 +b 2 =c 2 c 2 = c=10.73m/s

 Spartan jumps 7.62m in 7.32s  Long Jumper jumps 9.85m in s  Spartan takes 2 Steps  Long Jumper: Full out sprint  Spartan: Crazy Hang time  Spartan Travels Through air at mph

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